As always, Fusion Studios brings you its video production material in Orlando. ‘That 60’s Show’ was a blast that evening in the Theater for the Performing Arts at South Florida State College.

Two of our videographers filmed a packed house that welcomed to the show with a warm introduction by SFSC Director of Cultural Affairs Cindy Garron, wearing a wonderful ‘60s gear; bell bottom pants, vest, granny glasses and just like in the 60’s.

This is Leidis Bedoya, CEO of Protective Insurance Florida and Protective Investment. She, herself, is the spokesperson in set of short videos providing insurance and investment tips to her customers. Fusion Studios has helped protective insurance develop a series of 1 to 1:30 minutes videos that they will be using on their monthly email Newsletter, Facebook, Twitter and now they have created a new YouTube Channel that will have all of their current videos and more to come soon.

Gold Star Title is reviewing with Karluca the script for the filming of their promotional video for their website. It’s also important to remember that a video will produced in your website’s home page is very advantageous for the purpose of SEO. Most search engines look for videos in websites in order to position the business in a top ranking.

Last Saturday January 7th, Fusion Studios, a video production company in Orlando, received the award to “Best Video Promotional” at the Melrose Center located inside the Orange County Library Downtown Orlando. The Fusion Studios Team worked together with Local electronic/Rock band NAXELL to create a 30 second promotional video for their debut concert at Will’s Pub Orlando.

Fusion Studios made this production featuring the famous model/host Shirley Rivera of the TV series “La hora de la Risa”. It was amazing working with such an outgoing person, plus she loves motorcycles and the world around it.

Everything is moving very fast nowadays, and you must have noticed the switch from long sales pages to videos by many top marketers online to promote their latest products or services or sometimes a combination of both. So what is the buzz around this and why videos in particular? One of the most apparent reasons why video works are because it has a personal touch; like you can now see and hear the person behind the program. Also, research shows that 65% of the population of the 21st-century potential customers find the video more appealing. This set of people finds the video as the perfect way to take in information by watching.

Fusion Studios had the pleasure of visiting Patagonia last year. A is not so unusual, Fusion studios created this mini documentary using when visited the last end of South America. This area really presents itself as a remote almost unexplored territory with beautiful lakes, animals, vegetation and more. This is a mini travel video featuring beautiful scenes in the southern-est areas in Argentina and Chile. The song’s name is “Journey” and it was produced by Karluca. Enjoy.

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This photo shows the team in charged of filming “Heart”. This beautiful documentary features in film a variety of well renown Central Florida artists that have and continue contributing to our local artistic movement. All of this with the purpose of creating the first Documentary that will be presented at the Dr. Phillips Performing Arts Center. This Documentary is being directed by Famor Botero and produced by Rob Cowie.